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Posted on: 13/11/2024

Results of Latest Parent Surveys

Parent Questionnaire 2024 Parents kindly completed a questionnaire about their views of the School and below are some of their comments. You can also view in more detail, the outcome of these results in the tables below: My child is very happy at the school and thriving Thank you to all the staff at OLOG. Keep up the fantastic work We are very happy with the educational information instilled on our children at OLOG. Thank you Fantastic school with strong leadership team. My child is very happy here which makes her parents so happy, thank you The school should keep up the hard work, I can see it in my children. Mr Small and the school are doing a great job It would be great if the school could offer more after school activities to complement the outstanding academic work. Great school, really glad to be part of it   Parent Questionnaire Results November 2024
Posted on: 12/11/2024

Year 5 Trip to Charlton House

Trip to Charlton House 12th November 2024 Our Year 5 pupils had an exciting visit to Charlton House, where they explored history through hands-on activities and an immersive tour. They began in the Jenkins Room, enjoyed a packed lunch, then dressed in costumes to feel like Victorians for the day. Guided by Kate, the children explored the house, completed activity sheets, and played traditional Victorian games. They also participated in object-handling sessions and a Victorian dance, getting a true feel for life in that era. The trip concluded with a walk around the gardens, before students changed out of their costumes, returning with plenty of new historical knowledge and memories.
Posted on: 11/11/2024

CAFOD Visit to Our Lady of Grace

Monday 11th November 2024 Today, our children had the privilege of a visit from a CAFOD volunteer, Gillie Drinkall, who spoke with them about Catholic Social Teaching and the incredible work CAFOD does to brighten the lives of people in developing countries like the Democratic Republic of Congo. The children learned inspiring stories of people who have transformed their lives by acquiring skills that offer sustainable livelihoods—such as carpentry, sewing, and mushroom farming. Through this visit, our children gained a deeper understanding of how skill-building can empower individuals and communities to overcome challenges and create a better future for themselves. It was a valuable experience that reinforced the importance of compassion, resilience, and global solidarity. Herbert - I learned that human dignity means that everyone is special Tayden - We learned that everyone has their right to have a say Michelle - Today we learned that it is important to put the people who are in need FIRST
Posted on: 5/11/2024

Visit to Town Hall to visit the Mayor of Greenwich

On Tuesday 5th November, our wonderful school council members were invited to the Town Hall in Woolwich to meet the Mayor of Greenwich. The trip started off with an exciting bus journey, full of chatter and laughter making our way there. Upon our arrival, we were greeted and amazed by the beautiful building of the town hall. The high, light pink ceilings and the wealth of History really took our breath away. We were very lucky to meet a local councillor who took us around her office and showed us the day to day running of the office. After a quick tour, we had the opportunity to meet the Mayor, we were able to ask him lots of questions about what his day to day looked like, how he became Mayor and why he wanted to become the Mayor. We then participated in a debate, debating about whether we should get more school holidays or not. The motion was voted in favour of more school holidays for schools, with one person abstaining from voting. After our debate, we were invited for some refreshments and had a chance to try on the Mayor’s cloak. It was such a fantastic day which our school council loved!      
Posted on: 14/10/2024

Year 6 Trip to Woolwich Garrison Church

10th and 11th October 2024 Year 6 Woolwich Garrison Church On Thursday and Friday Year 6 had the fantastic opportunity to go to St George's Garrison Church in Woolwich. The Garrison church was bombed in the Second World War with only the altar, the crypt and the skeleton of the church remaining. The children were given a talk by the Chairman of the Woolwich Garrison Church Trust Tim Barnes. They were given the history of the church and why it was such a special place. The children were then given the opportunity to complete a treasure trail looking for clues and answers to the questions around the church. It was a wonderful day, full of History which all of the children really enjoyed.        

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